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  • As the huge US and global debt bubbles burst under the weight of the cost of servicing, the US is certainly not the place for investors to be this year. Look instead to Europe, Japan, cash and gold
  • Banks have been trying to crack the CMBS market in Germany for years. Their success has been limited by the German banks' willingness to lend on their books and the conservatism of many borrowers. But the economic slowdown has taken its toll on banks, and private-equity houses are increasingly involved in German real estate.
  • The Hellenic Republic plans to look into the possibility of using exotic derivatives to better manage its debt portfolio, says Spyros Papanicolaou, director general at the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA).
  • . . . announcing the winner of the portable DVD player from this year's Borrowers awards . . .
  • You can stop holding your breath now. Two months after Argentina announced the results of its exchange offer, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York finally allowed it to go ahead, unencumbered by attachment proceedings from vulture funds.
  • The potential for a López Obrador administration has hit stock markets
  • What was it that Donald Rumsfeld famously said? "There are known knowns, the things we know we know. There are known unknowns, things we know we don't know. And then there are the unknown unknowns, the ones we don't know we don't know."
  • Since the adoption of an enabling law in 1999, Portugal's securitization market has grown rapidly, embracing many of the innovative techniques and influences seen elsewhere in Europe. With a new law allowing issuance of covered bonds expected this year, structured finance volumes look set to grow. And the market remains eager for further innovation. Sarfraz Thind reports.
  • The rapid pace of development in issuance and investment techniques means that the progression of real estate to become a global asset class in its own right is not far away. Clive Horwood reports.
  • The Nigerian government has embarked on a reform programme that seeks to improve on the country's dire economic performance and tarnished image. Can benefits reach down to its own people? And can it convince the international community?